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Furthermore, establishing an official language in this country will drive a wedge between English-speakers and non-Anglophone immigrants, making it harder, rather than easier, for them to assimilate.
It commemorates the successful Israelite revolt in the second century B.C. against their Syrian oppressors, and their refusal to assimilate into the prevailing Hellenistic culture.
It means there is a much greater chance that the latter two groups will eventually swamp and assimilate the former.
In Paris, Le Monde published an attack on Ireland, "the country of emigrants," for its reluctance to assimilate immigrants into its own territory.
That is patent rubbish, of course, for it can easily be demonstrated that written language cannot be ignored for a variety of reasons: the more formalized versions of language that are reflected there, the relatively complex constructions that are accepted as normal to writing but would be difficult to construct viva voce and difficult to assimilate unless read, the preservation of fossilized forms--both words and grammar--made possible by written records, and so on.